I believe in Jesus Christ.
My faith asks me to be loving, kind, and thoughtful to everyone, whether we agree or not. My entire life was devoted to having open, direct conversation. Many people thought I was hateful, bigoted, racist and more. Before you go into the site, may I ask you...
Are you willing to learn?
Are you open to changing your mind?
What have you been told about me, and by whom?
If you come with an open heart — willing to listen for yourself, and not just believe the narrative you’ve been sold, your perspective may start to shift. And I will leave you with one simple question:
why do you hate me?
Photo: Gage Skidmore · CC BY-SA
a turn from hatred
- I believed what I read about Charlie Kirk from mainstream media. And honestly, that made it easy for me to hate him.
- Then someone invited me to suspend what I’d been told over and over to believe — and really just sit and listen carefully to this man.
- So I did…and then, something shifted in me.
- The more I watched, the more I understood Charlie Kirk. And I realized I had been deeply wrong about him.
i wasn’t the only one
Someone else said it out loud.
his own words
Sit with the charges people repeat.
Before anyone speaks for him — hear him. Three conversations, in his own words.
Was Charlie a racist?
The black-pilots / DEI line, in the fuller cut and the voices around it.
02Did Charlie hate gay people?
A campus exchange with a gay conservative — how he actually spoke to him.
03Was Charlie against transgender people?
An honest message to a trans student — listen to the tone, not only the headline.
neighbors
You don’t have to take only his word.
Amir, Jeffrey, Kaizen, and Van Jones, in their own voices.